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Improve conditions of service of judges, magistrates, staff – JUSAG

Mr Samuel Afotey Otu, President of the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG), on Thursday appealed to the government to improve the remuneration and conditions of service of judges, magistrates and staff of the Judicial Service to enhance their wellbeing and support efficient justice delivery.“For Judges, Magistrates and Judicial Service staff to enjoy a more fulfilled life outside the courtroom, we need adequate remuneration that enables us to live with dignity and provide reasonably for ourselves and families,” he said.
Mr Otu also appealed to the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General to take a “serious and sympathetic look” at the remuneration and conditions of service of judicial officers and staff and develop policies to address their peculiar needs.
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